Soccer: Two-week passport deadline handed to clubs

The FA have handed clubs a two week deadline to sort out the problem of possible fake passports held by non-EU players.

Tue, 13 Feb, 2001 - 08:11

The FA have handed clubs a two week deadline to sort out the problem of possible fake passports held by non-EU players.

The clubs have been urged to contact the Home Office's Immigration service.

FA chief executive Adam Crozier's to discuss the issue with FIFA top officials tomorrow.

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